Yo! Majesty
Since bursting into the public consciousness back in 2006, Shunda K and Jwl. B aka Yo! Majesty have been a breath of fresh air in the increasingly tired mainstream hip hop scene. In the male-dominated, homophobic world of the genre, these two lesbian rappers are nothing short of revolutionary, and their funky electro-crunk tracks are sweeping through clubs like wildfire. A must-see live act.
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lianne
Wednesday, 18 March
Yo Majesty - Don't Let Go
Opening with a casually thumbed electro bassline and Kym Mazelle-like waaa-wailing, 'Don't Let Go' starts off sounding like a filler house track on a '90s club compilation, though it does even out.
The single chorus line 'don't let go' is used to bridge the gap to contemporary cuts of grimy, jagged goodness. Overall it provides an OK background to the vocal talents of Shunda K and Jwl B but it's no 'Booty Klap' and is essentially a disappointing foray into the sleaze of disco convention, club rap, and picking up women.
Opening with a casually thumbed electro bassline and Kym Mazelle-like waaa-wailing, 'Don't Let Go' starts off sounding like a filler house track on a '90s club compilation, though it does even out.
The single chorus line 'don't let go' is used to bridge the gap to contemporary cuts of grimy, jagged goodness. Overall it provides an OK background to the vocal talents of Shunda K and Jwl B but it's no 'Booty Klap' and is essentially a disappointing foray into the sleaze of disco convention, club rap, and picking up women.
